Glacia Calla Faces Suit In France After Murder Case
New York June 29. Glacia Calla the famed eth nican beauty and singer faces a civil suit in parts of France. The action involves her husband Paul E. Roy of Paris accused of murder of her brother Charles. Detective Primaux, a leading French sleuth, traced movements from Rockingham county to Boston and New York. He says Roy will file for divorce based on new evidence, reviving an international case with global attention.
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New York
Newington
Portsmouth
Rockingham County
Dover
Concord
N. H
Haverhil
Lowell
Boston
Salem
Worcester
New York City
the Fair Singer
Primaux
France
Roy
Fragmented musings on manners and belief in daily life
The note reflects informal thoughts about comfort and behavior. It mentions training a door to delay arrival, men yielding to aging, women needing coaxing to play piano, and Christian Scientists treating illness with rest. The tone is casual and reflective.
Former meat inspector demands open probe of packing houses
James Harms, former meat inspector, asserts irregularities at the National Stock Yards in St Louis and calls for a full public investigation of all packing stations. He notes witnesses corroborate his claims and criticizes a closed star chamber style inquiry. He forwarded his letter to Secretary Wilson after secret government review.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
National Stock Yards
Stock Exchange
St. Louis
Dr. Melvin
Melvin
Star Chamber
Philadelphia
San Francisco
National
Stockyards in preparation for forthcoming public description
A brief note states National Stockyards plan to provide the public with a complete description of themselves. It signals preparation and upcoming release of details. The statement emphasizes transparency and accessibility of information about the stockyards to the public.
Famous race horse dies near Racine
Jay Eye See, the first 2 10 trotter the country produced, died Friday afternoon at Pleasant View stock farm near Racine Wisconsin after fourteen years in retirement. The horse earned his name from the late millionaire Jerome I Case.
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Racine, Wis
Jay Eye
Pleasant View Stock Farm
Here
Jay Eye See
Jerome I Case
Mean man deceives a woman for his money tale
A cruel husband figure schemes by courting a woman for her dowry only to reveal he has no money. The line emphasizes a cold motive and a shock ending as the couple confronts deceit.
Nonpartisan judiciary law ruled unconstitutional in Nebraska
District Judge Cornish of Lancaster county declared the nonpartisan judiciary law unconstitutional and invalid. The measure sought nonpartisan election of judges and school officers by allowing primaries while prohibiting party endorsements.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Cornish
Lancaster County
Absence and Aversion to the Almighty Dollar
A reflective quip contrasts the pull of money with human bravado and bluff. It notes that absence heightens affection for wealth and that people stay bold until their pretenses are exposed.
Noted sports figure John R. Considine dies in New York
John R. Considine a part owner of the Hotel Metropole and a leading sporting man, died at his New York home at 7 a.m. Saturday after a week of illness from pneumonia.
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New York
John R. Considine
Hotel Metropole
Bell displays record sized home grown strawberries
Walter D. Bell of Mormon Coulee brought two exhibition boxes of exceptionally large strawberries to the Tribune office. The berries are nearly as big as a small hen's egg, perfectly shaped with fine fragrance and flavor, grown on his farm noted for fine berries in the vicinity.
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Walter D. Bell
Mormon Coulee
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Moh Dy
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Gibraltar
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Ella Gingles
Alice Barrett
Miss Gingles
Wellington Hotel
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